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Poker Math That Matters

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2. Hero: A♠J♠<br />

$22.50 - $1.50 = $21<br />

• G-bucks: You had 71% equity against his<br />

assumed range.<br />

0.71($25) + 0.29(-$15) = EV<br />

$17.75 - $4.35 = $13.40<br />

Villain’s assumed range: KQ, AK, 9♠T♠<br />

Board: K♠6♠5♦<br />

185<br />

You both started with $15 and put $5 in preflop. The<br />

pot is now $10. Villain goes all-in for $10, and you call.<br />

Villain turns over K♦Q♠. The final board is<br />

K♠6♠5♦Q♦3♥.<br />

Answer:<br />

• Real-bucks: You have $15 less than you did<br />

before the hand started.<br />

• Sklansky-bucks: You had 43% equity on the<br />

flop.<br />

0.43($20) + 0.57(-$10) = EV<br />

$8.60 - $5.70 = $2.90<br />

• G-bucks: You had 43% equity against his<br />

assumed range, which is the same as the<br />

Sklansky-bucks.

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